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Hi all! I have enjoyed the brief time I have been able to read the posts here and now as a new member, I hope to be a contributor as well!
I will be fishing in a tournament there in February and have been trying to learn as much as possible by reading the reports here. After looking at the maps, satellite images and the Duke Energy site, I still have a couple questions in mind...
As I look at the maps, it looks like the general flow is from the south to the north, yet from reading the posts here, my understanding of the "hot" discharge area is that the water is pumped from the main lake...upstream...into the water southwest of the steam station. Am I correct in thinking that? If that is correct, then the current in that arm of the lake would be slightly reversed from the rest of the lake, with the "overflow" going through the hot water discharge area.
I may be reading too much into it, but that is how it seems. I am sure I will learn more after visiting the lake a couple times, but I am trying to get a better picture of what to expect when I get there the first time.
Thanks for your help!
I will be fishing in a tournament there in February and have been trying to learn as much as possible by reading the reports here. After looking at the maps, satellite images and the Duke Energy site, I still have a couple questions in mind...
As I look at the maps, it looks like the general flow is from the south to the north, yet from reading the posts here, my understanding of the "hot" discharge area is that the water is pumped from the main lake...upstream...into the water southwest of the steam station. Am I correct in thinking that? If that is correct, then the current in that arm of the lake would be slightly reversed from the rest of the lake, with the "overflow" going through the hot water discharge area.
I may be reading too much into it, but that is how it seems. I am sure I will learn more after visiting the lake a couple times, but I am trying to get a better picture of what to expect when I get there the first time.
Thanks for your help!